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'Current' plan list is out of order

I ordered all may plans under my topic in a particular order using 'your own sorting'. I set the dates to the same. All the plans show up in a seemingly random order under 'current'. It would be helpful if plans that have the same dates appear in the 'current' section in same order as they in the 'topic' my 'your own sorting' order. Does that make sense? In the end I took off all the dates so students don't see anything under current. Which is annoying because they need to press on 'Topic' many of the students may think there is not content in the course.

  • Jacob Rosch
  • May 1 2025
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    Product Team commented
    28 May 14:29

    Hi, and thanks for your comment.

    If all plans have the same date, they will not appear in a random order in the 'current' section or on course overview page. They will be organised by Alphabet. However, since you are both using dates and are organising them by your own sorting, we do understand that it would make more sense to respect the order defined by you.

    We will look into it and see if this is something we can improve in the future.


    Thanks,

    the itslearning Product team


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